A master of mysticism accidentally transmigrates into the body of the crown prince's discarded consort. Her scheming half-sister wants to take her place, and the noblewomen of the capital are all eager to make their move.
Gu Xiang declares, “I'm divorcing the crown prince. That jerk can go to whoever wants him!”
As for her half-sister, her mother only ever had one daughter: Gu Xiang. So she'll feed this one to the wronged spirits under her command!
And those troublemakers who keep running their mouths and picking fights? One talisman will shut them up.
But they've already agreed to divorce, so why does the crown prince keep showing up in her room?
Gu Xiang calmly hands him a Calming Talisman, leaving the crown prince stunned.
Then Gu Xiang's eldest brother gets promoted,
Chancellor Gu is repeatedly praised by the emperor,
and the chancellor's wife, who's been bedridden for years, can suddenly stroll around wherever she likes.
Word on the street is that the crown princess can defy fate!
There's too much drama surrounding the concubine's daughter. Even though it's written that the prime minister dotes on the female lead, the concubine's daughter is constantly causing trouble for her, while everyone else acts like puppets, ignoring her and letting her do whatever she wants. And this concubine's daughter even manages to frame the female lead at the Empress Dowager's banquet… I'm jumping straight to the last chapter.
It's alright. The beginning is okay, but the end is just so-so.